Help! WoW logout time is too slow :(

[Deleted]

Hello guys.
I have a strange problem with WoW. It loads fine, in ~10 seconds, but logout takes something like 30-40 sec. Windows even says that World of Warcraft is not responding and stuff.
My config is following: i7 Q3610M, nVidia 650m, 8gb RAM, Samsung 850 EVO SSD. The SSD is amazingly fast.
This happens ONLY in WoW, all other programs run fine.
Any idea what may cause this?

[Afrospinach]

I really think this is internet connection related, I have the same issue but alt f4 and ctrl alt del are your freinds. I have this issue with all blizzard games actually, on all my computers.

[Fuzzykins]

It's an optimization issue, I think. It's a really common problem. The quickest fix is to log out using Alt F4 or killing the process through whatever preferred means you have.

[Ghâzh]

I just recently started noticing this as well. But it feels like it's happening with alt+f4 as well. :S The game becomes unresponsive and if you alt+tab out the wow cursor sticks on and you can't click anything apart from the taskbar. Have to manually terminate the task from task manager or wait it out. :/

[Deleted]

this is a common problem , something change, dont ask me why , not even blizzard know what exactly was that they did but yes is recently and affects a lot of people, the screen just doesnt response , but once u close the game give it time and the window by itself will close,it takes time just alt tab and keep doing what u were doing or wanting to do

[Deleted]

Okay, thanks for replies.
Basically I'll have to "deal with it".
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User was infracted.

[Feel The Power]

Okay, thanks for replies.
Basically I'll have to "deal with it".
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Mhmm now imagine if those <snip> actually messed up something major, like your game freezing for 2 seconds every time you opened your backpack, or any other millions upon millions of coding that works correctly.

[Deleted]

It's a common issue iirc, I have it since a bit back (possibly Warlords launch but I think sometime after that) and disabling mods didn't help. Alt+f4 or process kill is all you have until they fix whatever's causing it.

[Deleted]

Mhmm now imagine if those <snip> actually messed up something major, like your game freezing for 2 seconds every time you opened your backpack, or any other millions upon millions of coding that works correctly.

Yea it's a minor flaw, right?
Like a small piece of nail in your dinner at restaurant. Or a fly in your beer. Nothing major, right?

[noteworthynerd]

Since your question was answered I'm going to go ahead and close this thread before it devolves into an offtopic mess.